Question About graphics video card for Macpro 1,1 and Final Cut Pro X

Hi, I have Mac pro 1,1 and I want to install Final Cut Pro X, I want to know the graphics video that i need to buy to use. Thank you!Pro

See if this is of any help. http://forums.creativecow.net/thread/335/8157
Russ

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